Hello
I am going to build two walls at an angle 7+8 m which are 2.6 m high!
We've had an unpleasantly cold spring so far and my question is whether it is safe to build in the morning and until lunch if it drops to around -1°C at night and about +5-10°C during the day?
I will be using Finja's putty B 0-3 yellow and have a joint of about 10mm!
A bit impatient and want to start building building
I am going to build two walls at an angle 7+8 m which are 2.6 m high!
We've had an unpleasantly cold spring so far and my question is whether it is safe to build in the morning and until lunch if it drops to around -1°C at night and about +5-10°C during the day?
I will be using Finja's putty B 0-3 yellow and have a joint of about 10mm!
A bit impatient and want to start building building
I'm not really a "pro" at this, (even though I've done the same thing)
The big problem is that it takes longer for the mortar to cure. If you're quick at laying bricks, it can be a problem (the cement doesn't have time to cure and the pressure on the bottom stone becomes too high). First row - no problem - second row - no problem, but by the third row, the bottom row must have started to cure.
The big problem is that it takes longer for the mortar to cure. If you're quick at laying bricks, it can be a problem (the cement doesn't have time to cure and the pressure on the bottom stone becomes too high). First row - no problem - second row - no problem, but by the third row, the bottom row must have started to cure.